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 1  2,2|       not a fine lady. She is simply Madame Trigault, a baroness,
 2  4,2|       left without resources, simply because the count died too
 3  5,2| intensely excited - and I was simply crazed." ~However, his defeat
 4  5,5|       But in the morning I am simply Coralth, a man of the middle
 5  6,4|    sure of it." ~"But this is simply folly." ~A feverish agitation
 6  9,4|       But what should she do? Simply return the letter to its
 7  9,5|     offered him her hand, and simply said, "Thanks; I am more
 8 13,5|      coachman for six months, simply because, in all that time,
 9 13,6|      was not the case. It was simply this: a strange, but by
10 19,5|       not lost to me!" And as simply as if she were telling the